Planning Permission Ireland
GrantedRetentionDecided 31 August 2016

Balreask Old, Navan, Co. Meath

Retention of a temporary school and permission for a new three-classroom temporary extension in Navan.

NA160770 · Meath County Council · Lodged 18 July 2016

Reference
NA160770
Authority
Meath County Council
Register status
Decided
Type
TEMPORARY PERMISSION
Received
18 July 2016

Summary

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The application seeks temporary permission for 5 years to retain the existing Ard Ri Community National School on the grounds of Navan Rugby Club. It also proposes a single-storey, three-classroom temporary extension, fencing, and internal classroom conversions.

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Official record

Development description

The development will consist of the retention and continued use of the existing temporary ard ri community national school with associated external play area, parking and drop-off facilities on the grounds of the navan rugby club at balreask old, navan, co. Meath as granted permission under planning reg. Ref. Nt/120022, along with an application for planning permission for a proposed extension to the existing school, comprising (i) a single storey 3-classroom temporary school structure, (ii) 2.03m high paladine fencing to the north west of the extension school to tie in with the existing fenceline with (iii) internal revisions to convert classrooms 6 and 7 into a gp area on 0.23 hectares of land for a period of 5 years

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A1 - Existing ResidentialRS
Existing Residential

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Residential Property Price Register sales within 500 metres of this site
AddressDatePriceDistance
23 Oakleigh, Swan Lane, NavanJun 2026€430,00076 m
Blareask, Old Navan, MeathAug 2025€223,000107 m
31 Oakleigh, Swan Lane, Balreask OldAug 2025€380,000133 m
Balreask Old, Dublin Rd, NavanMay 2025€370,000222 m
Kenlis, Dublin Rd, NavanSept 2025€550,000239 m
Dublin Rd, Navan, MeathFeb 2026€560,000266 m
92 Old Balreask Woods, Navan, MeathMay 2026€470,000300 m
98 Old Balreask Woods, Navan, MeathNov 2025€458,000316 m

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Key dates

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  1. Application received18 July 2016
  2. Decision due11 September 2016
  3. Decision issued31 August 2016
  4. Grant issued10 October 2016
  5. Permission expiry9 October 2021

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